Examples of using Internalisation in English and their translations into Russian
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Internalisation of external costs.
The work in progress on the internalisation of external costs.
Internalisation of external costs TERM 026.
Economic instruments(taxes, incentives, internalisation of external costs);
For western countries, internalisation of environmental costs and subsidization are most important.
Agreed on the programme of the Task Force related to future work on the internalisation of external costs;
Internalisation of the costs for renovation and monitoring of non-use from renunciation to agricultural production.
In economic terms, this means imposing internalisation of pollution externalities.
To teach the lessons of the Holocaust beyond the boundaries of current educational paradigms,stretching them to new, deeper levels of understanding and internalisation.
For western countries, subsidization and the internalisation of negative environmental externalities are of most relevance.
Prices may also be influenced by environmental andeconomic decisions such as environmental levies or internalisation of external costs.
Identification of cooperative multilateral approaches to the internalisation of environmental benefits and costs, including their reflection in the prices of resource-based products and/or their synthetic competitors.
Create a level playing field for bio-fuels through the internalisation of external costs.
With the internalisation, the lack of resources available to the project(formerly 6 full time equivalents, now 1,25) necessarily led to a slow-down of activities during the first years.
Needless to say, the issues of energy pricing,subsidization and the internalisation of externalities are highly relevant to both groups of countries.
But when it comes to implementing the EU objectives that come linked to the money, such as making our economies more sustainable and less resource intensive,we see often more lip service and less internalisation of European values.
In particular indicators relating to transport costs,prices and internalisation and the indicators dealing with spatial planning and accessibility require more in depth studies and expert consults.
The Working Party was also informed about the most important upcoming policy initiatives of DG TREN: Green Paper on Urban Transport, Freight Logistics Action Plan,Rail Market Monitoring Scoreboard and Internalisation of external costs.
What will be the economic impact if transport unit costs start to increase significantly from the internalisation of their external costs and not counter- weighted by new measures of efficiency?
To this end, they agreed to establish an Intergovernmental Task Force on Environment and Energy for the purpose of elaborating guidelines for decision-makerson reforming energy pricing, subsidization and the internalisation of environmental externalities.
All this compels the Orthodox Church to take a critical and careful approach to the legal and political internalisation, calling the powers that be, both on national and international levels, to utter responsibility.
Integrate transport related health impacts on children and their costs and benefits into policy instruments e.g. when conducting cost-benefit-analysis of infrastructure andwhen considering internalisation of the external costs of transport.
Such lower charges are justified as long as the internalisation of external costs and hence the higher level of safety provided by rail transport are not integrated in a harmonised charging system for all forms of transport.
In particular children's specific costs and needs for mobility are not yet accounted for:it is necessary to improve economic assessments and internalisation of costs and benefits, correct pricing-signals and include children specific costs in economic valuations.
There are also a number of related issues that have the potential to damage or have a negative impact on the climate for investment, including: concerns over the security of supply of hydrocarbons; safety and public acceptance concerns over nuclear; uncertainty over Kyoto and post-Kyoto perspectives; global financial confidence, particularly in the wake of the Enron scandal and losses in the South American energy markets; andthe evolution of tax regimes( e.g. internalisation of external costs) and state aid.
The World Bank, for example, has specific requirements concerning internalisation of environmental costs(that is, ensuring that they are borne by the promoters or users of the project rather than third parties) including resettlement of displaced population.
At the forthcoming annual sessions of the Committee on Environmental Policy and the Committee on Sustainable Energy, delegates will have to discuss and agree on a programme of work that takes into consideration the three issues, that is, energy pricing,subsidization and internalisation as well as the policy interests of both groups of countries.
The objective of this paper is twofold:(a) to provide a context for an exchange of views by delegates on energy pricing,subsidization and the internalisation of environmental externalities in order to promote sustainable energy development; and(b) to consider a programme of work and follow up steps for the proposed Intergovernmental Task Force.
Although forests cover between a quarter and a third of the region's land area, and are an essential part of biodiversity and landscape, besides providing employment to about 4 million people in Europe, their economic importance(measured in a conventional way,without proper internalisation of values) is relatively minor in most countries.
How to solve the(social) dilemma that several uses of energy can be seen as basic needs, buton the other hand internalisation of costs in its price is necessary to promote demand management and efficiency improvements?